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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17
RITs OF LEGAL NEWS.

In SUIT against Charles Croker, the California million
aire A and director American Opera
Company Of nifty shares brought by several
TO be due them demurrer
ths answer was hearing argument the
demurrer CITY Court yesterday Chief Justice McAdam
reserved his decision. ,u,,r,..
Al OF Jacob s. Rogers Kennedy Tod and Thomas
Denny Justice DoDohue yesterday granted an Injunction re-
strantne the New.York and Texas Land Company from
dividing among Its stockholders OF the scrip held In M
treasury. ,,.,. ,.., o...,
Lulu Demay variety actress has sned the Frank 09een
In the Supreme Court Tor SO OOO uai'
ages for an alleged fbe published in The o York clipper
on September o. 1886. charging her with undue ntiinay
" Marx Rush
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THE COURTS.

A CHEAP SWORD AND sHODDY sLEEVEBUTTONs
On application Of Denisn counsel for Major Her
mann Uozborn Judge Bookstave OF the Court OF common
plea. Yesterday ordered further testimony be taken be-
fore Recree William c. Reddy In regard TO tho question
whether Major sought TO impose upon inc court Va teP
snno that The ceap old Waterbury watch and piHe
which he offered TO surrender were
s which he in his former CT
ina,ion Jacob FrOmme Lons ]. Grant insisted that
Major Hozborn represented that he owned sword Win
sSsr scapbar d and gold inaid with worth $500
and some ewsry and proposed to show before tns
had been practised IN suDsletuhs
for these the worthless things produced III court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17

- =, n. Indians and under this mistaken
Notion the indians ain credit Which pr1DaT
Stnesw "a not res, onsble for this and all such bills
are rejected Recently b n Was Cen sao 70 days
hoayrd Tor an Indian who came here on his own TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17
ENGINEER MEALS WILLING TO SrAyD TESE

Thomas Nea engineer the public sch 'ois city
said Yesterday charges against him under
Inv the Board OF Educ ston made BY
the superintendent OF Buildings respecting Mr. Ncass
work has been presented committees on Build
ings and Heating aud Ventilation. .,...
NO eharse Mr. Nealis added nave been made agAnS M
perfectly willing stand the test OF an
examination before competent mechanics as to my
perform tho duties OF engineer All state
been made respecting me before the commit
tee ho yo met and proven utterly false" -.
Mt Neass and all matters pertaining 70 ~ were TO
ferred by Boar OF Education In January to the lont Som
mlttee The circumstances nave Az pcon
examined by the committed aud stonograph!o pss en
OF all evidence Mr. Cole the chairman OF tnc on
Buildings said Friday that report on MT NcAns case
would probably be made ct the next meeng oI e ooetu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17

With such railroad In operation the city would DC
stimulated to growth vastly overshadov wing tno
mIny wonderful examples in various parts OF the
country. oo- v,~nrx
Neor- York, April 4, 1887. NiNDEA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17
WITHIN, HINTS FIRST AND LAST PICTURES

WTLLIAW III HUNTS FIhOI H4'D .1EtSI a TVH z 1s]s's
From The BosioH Poet
.;nu,ar coincidence rounds out the tale Of
HINTS life The first artistic effort OF the boy Hunt
was a drawing of a small boat on the water His
very last drawing depicted precisely the same scene,
and Il WAS made but few hours before he found
drowned In the little reservoir among the hills OF the
Isles of Shoals What subtle fatalstic mental assoca'
tion and diyipatiou was this I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17

man was drunk The pig had ing In hs nose, !no
man had q ring his finger; Some one Pa aJmeS
exclaimed. 20 that the pig heard H. "One 10 nossa ~
and went away.
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ppovN CorLEGE FALLS IN LINE.

BROWN COLLEGE FALLS IN LINE
PROVIDENCE, r. l., April l6.-The Brown University
Athletic Association this morning voted TO enter team
in the new intercollegiate Baseball Association.
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rur pIo 1yD THE PROPRfETIES.

from The Corning Journal
Once there was lying BY the side OF the ditch pig
ON the other side lay The pig was soD'r. the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17
THE SIDEWALK OBSTRUCTION QUESTION.


IN m, EditOr Of The Trt6ahe.
SIR: Your correspondent, Benjamin Mae hahon'
puts very pertinent question in asking why are
merchants permitted to do that Tor which pedeis are
arrested and fined It's disgracetu that such Is the
case but It is only another illustration OF the mai
administration under which this great city groans
MIR McMaahon right holiing that the obstruction
caused by the pedles and bcotblacks is nothing ike
SO great or annoying that caused by the many
Wholesale merchants who ill whole blocks Oh side'
walk with their immense cases. lnueed 'he onehces
nj the two classes differ not only in degree but IN
kno. Newspaper and bootblack stands, though
undoubtedly distractions which shorid not pe per
mltted on the streets, are not altogether an e'u.
Something can be urged in their favor Indeed tner
very presence on the thoroughfare proves that hey
are service and convenience 70 part ci the puoic.
On tho other hand, the obstruction these msrcnans
caus, by their cases is an unmltiGated eViL Nota
shadow OF an excuse could be adduced IN extehua.oh
of their offence II is gross imposition on me puDc
wholly and solely tor the beDeht OF the indNiduai
Offenders II our Bureau OF Street EncunOrances
were controlled by honest and efficient men the police
voud have been directed to put stop TO the greater
evil first But, as Mr. Mcmahon says, It 10 useless
IN .xpect our city cals to either honestly or
mpartiay For forms sake they once IN great
while make a show OF arrcsilne Jew boo'oiaeEs anu
nedlers but they have never yet shown any disposr
tiou TO modest the chief offenders. Nor. 10 your
correspondent says will they do 50 until compelled ny
the force Of public oinion I" I"
Aelr- York. April III, 1881
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NOT A VERY DANGEROUS GAME.

To me Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR on the 9th inst resigned my school at Asburys
NJ On the eth elected teacher AZ Darctown,
Salem County, j. For test questions used Hunters
Historical and Geographical Cards and some OF the peo
pie thought taught the children to play enshre
D.retO,cn, N. j., April ID, 1887 ~ b. CoRLIss'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17

EPIsCOPAIIANS on THE REVISION COMMITTEE
To me Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: In the obituary notice Of the late Bishop
Lee I'm Yesterdays TRIBUNE, IL Is stated that he was
1.-The sole representative OF the Protestant Episcopal
communion on the American Committee on REVISION
Permit me TO say that there were five prominent
Fniscor olians on the Revision Committee, Bishop
Leo; the late DIR. washbun of calvary Church; tho
late Dr. Short, professor in Columbia College In the
New Testament Company; the Rev. DR.. Hare proics'
or Of Hebrew in the Divinity School Of Philadelphia
and the Rev. Dr. Packard, professor OF Hebrew IN inc
Theological seminary at Aexahdit; NI III 'h3 Ch ~"
Testament Company. Bishops Mclii anc OF Ohlo'
Williams OF Massachusetts, and Nottingham OF Mary.
land were Invited to join the committee, but declined
for various with expressions of kind feelings
toward tho movement. may add that Bishop Lee
was ono Of tho most regular and iudicious members
of tho Revision Committee. and highly esteemed and
behaved by all his colleagues. lie wrote Iamphet
in dcfcncs Of revision, published 10y kaadolPh and
list of the chances proposed by the American New
Testament Company, which Is printed in my Com
panon TO the Greek Testament and the English ever
SION" published by the Harpcrs. Truly yours
' PRIIr SCistI,
President Of the American Revision Committee
TarE kpri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12
JYSTTFTED ~ KILLING A CONTTCT

An inquest into the death Of Michael Moss. alias
Thomas Wallace, the convict Al Caldwell. y. j.,
pcni eniarv who wa fatally shot by the guards
while attempting TO cscape on November 3, was held
at the Court House In Newark yesterday. Three Of
the guards who were called upon TO make statements
declined when informed thai they would not be com
PEELED to testify Samuel II. Scales. ono Of the con
vicls, testified thai he tho ground and W.T.
messed the shooting When the three cOnvcts made
a bfea., the guards began firing and continued TO
Eic for crtl minutes. All the efforts To turc
the escaping men were made without haImnc the
others The witness knew that smith wanted 10
escape. lie asked witness 10 JOIN him. bun he told
Smith that he did want To commit suicide. Nine
teen Wilrcs altogether were examined and tn
conscIsi, OF testimony va, that the guards warned
the three men three times before firing. VOlun airy
statements were then made to this "hcct by the
guards. Tho vcldict one Of iu>tihablc hOmicdc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12

TOO COLD TO SELL AUCTION POOLS

KING IDLE, VALIANT, BEss, YOUNG DUNE AMI
JOHN HENRY THE WINNERS.
Ivy CITY, d. c. Nov 1.-THE races appointed for yester-
day to-day and there was little comfort eer ioi
man or horse The heavy and the fields small
The attendance small 80 severe was the cold that no
auction pools sold hs stand having ssen In an exposed
position. The winners today were KING ldio' Na"n@
Young Duke and John Henry
FIRST RACE-Purss S400. Six furloags The starters
were Martin. 10) King Idle o. Mclaughlin llo)
Sight Unseen Pamer lO7) Vance tChaDpol ll5 Allen-
town Neumeyer no.; Alveta (Ksnc 100 Mary OLews
lO7) The betting 10 King Idle, IL TO against
Vance 10 to against the Vixen COLT 20 to against Allen
tow 80 against and so to against each sight
Unseen and Mary r. King Idle finished winner, Mary 7.
second colt third Tmel2l French pools paid ~
SECONp EACEPurse. 500 one mile and sixteenth Inc
Pa-h, Chapel 1857 CLAY Pate, (Neumeyer
9s) BroughIon. (TaUor $50; Harvard (hahe lOD
Maia (Webcr. s9) Rowland, Douglas 1855 ferclss
ews 9SD; Tony Foster aged tDoane 9S) Valiant tf"
msr 81 The betting to on rasha G to against
Harvard to against Perces 10 to against each Mais
and Valiant against Rowland 80 to against Brought
40 to each Clay PAte and Tony foste Naiaht
won second Psrcles third Tine ll2 French pools
paid $40 40
THIRD RAcE-one mile The starters were; Royal Arch
(iaGerty lO9 Frank Ward. martini 100; Flo renee
NJ. Palmer 100 Bess, Anderson ~ inc betting
was to ag,a:t Bess to ssan. hoV. Arsh R TO-
home Frank Ward second, loyal Arch third'
Yong pEyS Duke si5- Msans nS"i King caS
Young Duke . against King Crab 10 to against Joe
ee Young Duke won, Joe Lee second. Iime-l:S12
FIFTH EAcE~rarse $4oo mile and halt over six
h 5 S Tine R,6 starters po. W. . rnTy cIS
100 Wellington, lings Up II Mahdl Pore iSS,
rne and John Henry To against wills ral-
mel and TO asaimsl FL MShdL John meIry nISh'a Nm
French pools pad Sl02u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12

lie BROOKLYN OTFICEG WHO FATALLY STRUCK A
DRUNKEN MAN, CHARGED WITH HOMICIDE.
Tie evidence Of Policeman Francis ODca, of the
Centh Precinct Brooklyn. in regard TO his assault upon
edward Smith in tifth-ave. Brooklyn. on Sunday night
given before IA COroners jury Thursday night. led
homicide Yesterday His police supeIlors believed
that he nsd ouy done his duty. although he admitted
striking smith that he fell and ms head IN
tact paving stone and no charges preferred
against him and continued duty The Coroner
sas convinced ny his testimony In regard TO the
way he struck drunken man in arrestng him that the
act was criminal and came near ordering his ar
,es after lie mad finished his testimony. Hut he had no
that ODea would attempt to escape and decided 10
gaIt and consult the District Attorney
After that he issued wsrrart for the arrest OF tho
poicem and Detective Curran was entrusted with IT,
lie found O.. ca patrolling his post in uniform and
marched him to his police station where he put in
lam cothes deprived OF bis shield and taken to tho
IA, nond jail lie complained that 1t was an act
o. that bail wsud not Ne granted until alter the In
quest ODca is ABOUT thirty years ola and has
een the police force since Janu
sry. 1886. lie has cOnvlctet himself by
ms testimony before the coroner which he laid that
smith saggeaug drunk and TOOK hold or him by the
col ar lie had iear tnat smith would hurt HIM. but
str TX him AS hard ho could between tho eyes Smith
:alscd by his tall on the pavement The brutdty and
ayadO The policeman disgustcd every one wno head
evidence IL viii be cerroborated by Witnesses OF tho
,ct who will testify at the Inquest next week.
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WESTCUESTER COUNTY.

NFw.RocHELLE-A Presby service OF PRAYER Of all
the WesChester County Pfesjytcry Is 10
be held tho Presbyterian Church OF NewEochele OF
which Rev Dr. Waller pastor on Tuesday Thc morn
Ing service will begin at l. There will lie inormssion
AZ which collation. Will be Aervod followed by the
afternoon service
MOUNT vERsoy.-At TIC last meeting OF the Board ot
Mount Vernon the sewer committee presented
ttee OF two as appointed
10 axe the state Board OF Health for approval
ami II work Will be commenced mnedl
the plans which were before approved
by the Board OF Health slightly improved upon.
Nehemiah Brewer who left the haIbor In
FRIDAY afternoon OF last week Is sl missing Ills
friends abandoned all hope OF seeing hm again alive
RYE NECK Tho scarlet fever Is gradually abatlrg NO
bs-n reported from me dl'ess during the st
eighteen deaths of children have occurred IN
the II ghborhoOd.
WHITE PLAINs.-The Rev. Edgar f. Hermance pastor OF
to OF his congregation that at the next meet
Presytery Ia should ask that body to dissolve his
pastorAl connection with that society.
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NFW-YORK CITY.

Seth Low will preside at the students meeting at
Dockstadcr's Theatre tomorrow evening, ana rcp-
rcscntativc from the undergraduates OF Columbia
College Will address the meeting
The police madc raid upon pool room at NO
,37 East Tlin -enih.sL on Wednesday night and
o ,oI rho Gvc prtncl,als who wore held for cIami-
mai un Yesterday the ncrsOn Market l"lloo court
4 ramc of foot ball between the Columbia C'llcSe
freshmen and stevens Institute Will DO played at
the 81. George Cricket G,ounl+ tins morning.
There was filed in the Rcs stcr's oi'co yesterday
a first mortgage Of s5OOOO00 by the Imrd Avenue
Railroad Company to the Farmers Loan ana trust
Company, occurring the per cent MY y1'd Sa,WUo
gold bonds issued recently by the railroad company
Mr. Chamberlain has received many invitations
10 private dinners tina: every evening Is engaged
until he starts for Washington next week lc-tcr
day he received private visitors AT the hccvort
House and dmcd ont usual IN the evening.
The Canoe club Of Columbia College has chartered
a coach in which TO attend the Yale Princeton foi ban
game at the Polo Grounds one week rom To DAY
James T. Kemp Will lecture upon the GEOLOGY OF
Manhattan Island" before the New YORK Academy 81
Sciences AT Columbia College Mo"day night
The Cooper Union class In Orarory aud Debate
will be resumed on saturday evening, November 10
Tho funeral Of Cornelius Vanderbilt DcForro- Wa
held Yesterday at No. II East Mry seventh It.
The Erv Dr. Gallaudct oiiiclafcd. The burial was
iu the family vault AT Greenwood Cemetery.
Harry Rivers, Of No. $40 Fast Thirtccnth-st. in
Special Session, Yesterday wa charged by Ernest
Muller with getting nom him a $40 fee under the
fd,c prctcncc OF placing him AZ conductor on the
TGm Avenue Surface Railroad lie was sent To
the pcnlcnllary for liz months
The Nov Yorh Female Assistance Society. for the
relief Of the sick aud poor, held IT. seventy fourth
anniversary Yesterday afternoon at the Reformed Churc
at Fuh.ayr ana Twenty ninth ~. The Rev. Dr
Terry made the u-ud address
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NO BLAME FOR CLUBBING SOCIALISTS.

sCPERINrt NDENr MURRAY DROPS TIE MATTER OF,
THE OUTRAGE IN UNION SQUARE.
The Police Board yesterday received report from
ondent Murray regarding The unnecessary at
ack which the police. under Captain Reilly made the
crowd IN Union square the Of October &. when
a meeting Of the Progressive Labor party was in
progress there. Mr. Murray said he had asked
for afidavits from members OF The poht-
heal organization aud he inclosed reply
FROM Secretary Vog the effect that the courts had
been appealed redress the police version OF The
trouble was that Captain Reilly went with few police
men, at the request of t. L. thomas to stop some dts
orier me- one the stands and that other policemen
nistak movement OF the crowd for an attack, male
charge and drove the crowd back. Nobody
was hurt seriously and complaint was male
O Mr. Murray by persons claiming to he hurt The
.upori mi sndent inclosed the Board statement by
he square al the OF the clubbing. Finally MI
Murray wrote:
From tho report herewith submitted and in tho absence OF
slate euts the part OF such idrt's d'
aggrieved in the matter an iOi eel 10 Tie con
the conduct OF The police force on The MINT ~
u-tiOn OF chard as to eqllte any iuIter
part IN regard thereto
Mr., Jose phne shaw Lowell wroc 10 the Board urging
OF inatrous at some g. INC pc ice stt
lions and that female prisoners be Kept IN sep
arae parts prisons Inspector Williams reported
hat Charles u>Ofky witness AT the House OF 'cien
ion In Mulo rrys, had escaped because me building bah
4 convenient nre-escapc. Policeman DAVID H. Holster
Whose application for pension denied recent,. on
ground that he had not served twenty years c"nsccu
tiVc retired haltpav, because the courts hsl
lecied thai lie eligible for retirement Policeman
timothy shea of the East Fifty ninth street Squad. who
1as nto1caton several daysaso was dismissed
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NEWER Nsw.cE-W Rosntrce are sNtv.throo living at
Newmarket. took laudauum on Ihnrsdav NIGHT amt died
STAINING the city nom uldng new engine house and
wcRhscsles be-, aIsr 0t alleged cruokodrcs, M,
awarding Ot the contract has been dsmissed aud the
VIII proceed . PStTck tAlgin was arrested Yesterday
While drunk lie stor pig and running down
d'agRlng the animal after him nv tho tail when caught
President Gates. II Kutgorr ectusrs Al
Patched Mass sidney Ianer." beisro the "Nc,inc,
cav Morning club ..1 W. hundred del found
tcriay IN The pocket Of an Italian ragpcGer, killed
buildings being added Ia the already large
OF ue Consolidated ttuit Jar company hc Domrs size
Mission Societies o. NowJefsey met ~ tho Second rr.,by
l"tiAn church yesterday The bOdy o
United suicide at Metnchen recently shooting him.s
wis holding mirror n front OF his taco identified
that Of Louis Weitmer Louis himself turned Thin,
day IN person.
ELIZABETH sherin George takcn full posses,
sion al tho Mon County jail H. accordance with the
Ito rest of his term winch expires Tues
lions from residents Of the Fiftl and Eigt wards
receive BY The Board OF Education :" furnish the
subscribe Tor bonds n erect school buildings iho
wards h" Democratic leaders Of the have held
several secret M oIng- since rlrcon amt
have found ont the 81 the whcmng defeat
tctst with on Tuesday Ihey chargr that their leaders IN
the Ihifd -old republicans ana accuse M
Demo with cut the cket because
hah the most places on the local Ticket
WE~rFEGD Buldif Operations are lively through the
project of laying ont handsome PARK
the sailen receiving much attention The newly
lied militia company steadily ncrra. IN numbers.
snt Vaudeville Of the 81 Regiment inspected the conn
TIM. week
tho Methodist Chucn TO rro" MIS- '"ids MISSIONARY To
the fawnee indians Wall make an address In the morning
and Miss Wilder ~ the evening.
PLAErinnfts probable That tho Repeated delays In the
trial of tho re bug" VIII rLd all TIE indictments
going of for the Graduates OF Yale Organized Nnc
Alumni A.sooialion on Ihgrs,ay THO olowing officers
AMI treasurer, Howard g. Tracy executive COMMITTEES.
r. ~ John McCuichen. ohairnan James H. Joy, william D.
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The Brooklyn Bureau Of Charities will hold meet
inc on SUNDAY even ~ at 80 Ia the Church OF The
Messiah At trccuo and tlcrmunt ave.. brppklyn
L. cons der the Cher intcr,-t, ~ the poor and their
permanent welfare Addresses VIII De- mai" bN ~
MAYOR Low and the president, \ T. white.
The Ecy G. H. Malcolm. ono Of the assistant minister.
Of - AIMS Church. has been cal'd To the 'harch 81
tho Resurrection AT Richmond liz l. ].
fair for the benefit of the brooklyn Nursery l. IN
progress ia the Academy Of Music.
The total school registration for october numb'rcl
7G.OL7. and the average attendance Ma 'o"i%
General H. ". socum ha- r'- gn"d hl- position n
one Of Tho trustees 81 the soldiers Homo AZ bath Y
Mayor whitney l-sued hl, Thanh gvinS Day proc
lamatlon yc-trr1ay.
BENNY Polite. COmm- slonrr bal >fun, who la been
seriously ~ for week. reported t. BE- improving
William callahan, Of Marcy ave. ana WaIai"u' -''
a nquor seller, wa before roicc Justice N"nnt yes
tcrlay upon charge Of Featuring tI' Skull oi Jrrr
miah Ii~lrcn. car driver, with hung -ir' ~
Hr,lcu, Gao T. regard 4 A. critical. Callahan At
frncd Innocence of the a--anlL
4 for annu Im"nt 81 mariiag" ha- been begun
by Ms Sarah f. Gleason. who married Luke 'I'A-"ii
:, Locomotive engineer. February, ana d-'"F'i'"
after ne had deserted her thaf hc hal another "a g.
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Jersey CITY.

The receipts Of taxes during the past week were sl's
O1J -.
In. board Of Finance directed Corporation Counsel
IAir defence 81 th" 1',aucus road bond
suit against Hudson County and 20 employ additional
counsel. n 10 deemed necessary Tor ia" prot" Ion &"
tho cty4 Interests. The amount involved la me hut Is
$50 900.
joseph Walton Was convicted ln the special Session,
Court ,,stda, ~ assault and battery on Policeman Efurno
sentenced yeas and ,A months IA the state
pilsrn
I.ppncptt heard The argument yesterday tho
. TRIAL Tor Eugene Mccarthy, who
convicted uf the burglary At Dr. ll0rn'pwcrs hu'-"
HIS counsel Theodore ENrrson presented strong case
burglar who entered the house was shot y Dr. Horn
blower. The neNt dan Mctar'hy was admitted 20 ~"
Harlem Hospital suffering from bullet wound 100 the
which h. said h' received acci"n'ay ~ a. italian
picnic. IIofnhlpHcr and his wlfr positively Identified
Mccarthy. but yesterday Mrs Marion Edwards, ~ New
ark aye. thai Or. ll0nhlnftr told her
burglar was and stout and "a heavy b.aci,
t1rhe Mccarthy l. tai ana slight. ana his
1wo physicians nom the hospital ~Worc
that Met aftly's wound was madr b. rife bullet. and
frceh and bleeding when he reached rho ho~
pita Ia the afternoon. Judge Lippincou reserved his
dccI-Inn.